One example of a new robotic system that will be on display at the show is a snake-like articulated robotic system developed by researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology IWU which may enable the automated assembly of aircraft wings. This robot, which will be used to fit bolts and seal joints, is equipped with eight articulated arms that can be rotated or inclined within a very narrow radius in order to reach the furthest extremities of the hard-to-reach wingbox chambers. Read more about this robot by clicking here.
Two companies exhibiting brand new products at AUTOMATICA 2014 include MVTec, which will showcase its MERLIC all-in-one machine vision software, which enables users to build complete solutions without programming, as well as InfraTec, which will display its VarioCAM high definition infrared camera, which features a 1024 x 768 uncooled microbolometer focal plane array detector.
Additional machine vision companies exhibiting at AUTOMATICA include:
Industries expected to be covered and represented at AUTOMATICA include the automotive and auto-supply, construction, chemicals, electrical engineering and electronics, renewable energies, food and beverage, wood-processing, information and communications, plastics and rubber, logistics, aviation and aerospace, metal-processing, paper and printing, pharmaceuticals, medical, and packaging industries.
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